Lanjaghan Road, Abbeylands, Kirk Michael, IM4 5ED
Abbeylands is a small chapel, built in 1813, mainly to serve the small hamlet and workers on the farm of the same name. It holds special services and concerts throughout the year including Harvest and Carol services.
Ramsey Road, Agneash , IM4 7NS
Opened in 1857, this small chapel, had a regular congregation of up to 200 parishioners, but over time, only three were left. Built to serve the mining community, this small Victorian Chapel has retained its boxed pews and harmonium. Two oil lamps, hang from the ceiling, and were converted in the 1940s, when Agneash finally […]
Main Road, Ballabeg, IM9 4HA
Built in 1854 out of grey limstone, the original church was turned into a church hall, when the building was extended in 1900. The front porch is a later addition. Simple and vaulted clear glass windows decorate the outside. The hall hosts Dance Classes and Quilting Club. The Church takes part in the Isle of […]
Honna Road, Ballafesson, Surby, IM9 6QG
A sombre, grey, pebbledashed building which was originally built in 1794 before being restructured in 1846. The Church had a stove to heat it and the chimney can still be seen on the roof. Regular Sunday Service Ballafesson hosts a monthly Cofee Morning.
Ballasalla Raod, St Marks, IM9 3AH
This very simple Chapel is completely wood panelled inside and has a small Organ tucked into the corner. Regular Church Services followed by Fellowship Tea. Ballagarey hosts weekly Bible Study and Messy Church on the last Saturday of every month at 4.30pm.
Ballakilpheric Road, Crosby, IM9 4BT
Originally a Wesleyan Chapel built in 1850, and extended in the 1890s, this small chapel still serves the farming community. A plain, oblong building with clear, vaulted windows. Ballakipheric holds quarterly Coffee mornings and Special Services for Easter, Harvest and Christmas. The Harvest Festival is very well attended.